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PAGE TWQ MEDFORD MATL TRTBT7NE, MRDFORD, OKI .OX. TUESDAY. AUfiT'ST IQIfi TOCAL AND JL PERSONAL av Kharu was a buiuce visitor from Asliluml Vt'iduvsday aflcrnoon. Kor Friday. trout, smelt, halibut cheokR, Kalmon, halibut. Miultord Fish .Market, l'hone 3ii2. W. I.. Knuo of noRiio River trans acted liuliisi in Medtord and Jai k nonvllle Wednesday. (iot your bakery goods at De Voe's. ' AIM. Kiln KIiirsUiu spent Wi'dneii- day afternoon with Medford frimidfc and relatives. Beo the ntock labels carried by the Modford Printing Co., If you are In a hurry. Miss l.ora ImuleIon or Yrcku, Is KpoudliiK the week with friends and relative In .Medford. Medford boosters enioke the Med ford and Mt. Pitt cigars. John M. Scott, general passenger agont of the Southern Pacific and W. F. .Miller, assistant general freight agent of the Southern Pacific are In Modford today. The new plant of the Nurml Mak ing Company will be open for pub lic Inspection on or about September J. F.xact date will bo announced later. South Front street. Freight billed lo Medford mer chants from Portland the latter part of the week will reach (irants Pass ju&t before the lime wt for thd strike riiiI ncroriling to the st.i'e inent Issued lo the nierchiinls Its will be neceswry to Irani the goj.ls In motor truck., from (irants Puss to iVedford. nutterinllk 3e quart nt De Voe's. Frank Dorcmus Is In from his orrhard for the day. Order poultry and Belgian hares now for Sunday. Medford Fish Mar ket. Al 01 fords street car system was temporarily paralyzed at one o'clock this afternoon when the car started up In front of tho Nash Hotel. A short circuit caused an electric flash Into the mass of oily debris around the motors under the car. In a mo inent n merry blaze sprung up around the motor. Ilystnnders gathered nnd watched tho crow at tempt to beat" out the flames and fi nally quench them with buckets. .lust im tho lust tiny tongue flickered out, the fire chemical engine up peared on the scene. Why smoke bit cigars, when La CioiHlas aro only 10c. Airs. P. I. Montgomery of San Francisco Is hpeiiillng u few days wilh .Medford friends. Auto wheels repaired; first class job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite nub. 11c market. Ki Ashhaugh of Portland is in the city for a few days on business. Tho now plant of the Nurml Flak ing Company will he upon for public Inspection on or about September 1 Exact dato will bo announced lator. South Front street. Pat Hryunt of Seattle Is transact ing business in Medford today. lie Johnnie on the spot by buying one by my alarm clocks. The best on tho market. (iiiaranteeed for two years. Satisfaction always my guar untee. At the sign of the red dial clock. Fay K. Diamond, Jeweler. Y. 1,. Hldead of Wenatcheo is in Medford on business for u few days. nuttormllk 1Dc gal, He Voe's. K. It. ('beadle of l.os Angeles Is spending a few days In Medford on business. STOP l.noKI.ISTKN "In the country (lod made uiul man forgot.' See tho advertisement In this Issue of Things Polng. September li, 3, 4. Hronklugs, Oregon. Andrew Jeldness Is dow n from Hi III u f l.edge for a few days on busl lless. Hukery goods nt lie Voo'fl. I-'. Preston of Applegatc Is spend Jug tliu day lit .Medford on business Col your milk, croam, butter eggs ami bullnrmllk nt Uo Voe's. Fort Hubbard and children will re turn tonight from Hlne Canyon where. Mr. Hubbard has spent his vacation. Smoke n King Spilt cigar, fc. They are home-made. tf Hen Krcdenlmrg and faiuil), w-hc have t.'ent the past four das in Med ford, returned today to their home In llutte Kalis. You won't miss It If you use one of my alarm clocks. The kind that Is guaranteed for two yenrs. At the sign of tho red din! ilock. Fay K. JliHIuolld, Jeweler. According to estimates made by local gasoline distributors there Is enough of the auto essance.on hand to supply the valley for tluvc weeks with the addition of the shipments expected to rcaih -Medford before next .Monday. Tim world's greatest companies. Holmes, The Insurance .Man. No gtisollne 1h being shipped to towns In the valley flout Medtord, as the ruilioud has deviated an em bargo on lutlammable as well as perishable commodities. Mupplitts for the small towns must be trucked. Lunch goods at Vt Voe's. Sum Richardson Is hunting In the hills for a few days. , See Dave Wood about that fire in surance policy. Office Alail Tribune Bldg. .Max Storhford of Kaglo Point spent Wednesday In .Medford on busi ness. For Friday and Saturday, four bars of Peel's well-known luc palm toilet soap for VI Heath's Krug Store, opposite Nash lintel. I3!t .Marshall .Mluter was a business visitor in -Vcdt'ord frcin Faglc Point Wednesday afternoon. Something new, brick Ice cream In sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one with you. The Shasta. Ralph Stanley of Ilrownsboro Is shopping in Medford today Typewriter paper ol all kinds at .Medford Printing Co. air. and Airs. Fred Chrlss of Eu gene are tourist visitors In Alcdford today. Try a King Spitz cigar and en courage home Industry. J. A. Wailc of Watklns is in the city today on business. De Voe buys beer bottles. "Chester Putney of DuiiHinuir Is spending a few days with friends and relatives In Medtord. Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel Nush every Wednesday. Hours for consultation 10 to 3. .Mrs. F. II. Furrar of Ray Cold is spending the day with .Medford friends. Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c bottle at De Voe's; 5c deposit on bottle. i Jack Marshall : of Portland Is spending the day In .Medford on busi ness. The Peet's 10c palm toilet soap that wo are offering Friday and and Saturday Is two years old and a cube will taut twice us long as a fresh bar; four bars for 22c. Heath's Drug Store opposite Nash Hotel. 13!l AW O. Harding, O. II. Cook and John Oliver are business visitors in the city from Itoseburg. Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down and $35 a month. ' A. Cnrfleld of Howden, Ore., Is In tho city visiting friends. Mrs. H. 1,. Leach, expert corsctler. Barclay & Abdo-Support. Phone 683-J Alcdford baseball fans read with disgust Tuesday of tho Klamath Falls charge that Pitcher Lylo ' HIgbee "threw" the game Sunday with Weed for a money consideration. The local fans considered that Klamath Falls showed a yellow strenk'pnnd that their pettiness will probably kill baseball. It that 'city. Ulgliee lost 'two sumps' this-season out of 15, a bolter record th.au any bush league Inirler in the state can bhow, yet at tho second defeat, a howl,. goes up that he. 1b cooked. LocaJ.Ja.nB who saw the game, say tiinLiligljee was not himself, but pitched a good game, and that errors behind hlin caused as much damage as his er ratic heaving. The sad part of the charge Is the effect It will havo on Itighee, ns the report has nlready traveled over the state, and will give hi m n black eye. Local fans at trihutn tliu report to tho jcnlonsy of Catcher Jimmy Clarke of Klamath Falls, who was much concerned be fore the game lest Sam Jolly of Diiusmulr, Cal., would do the catch ing. Mrs. Lundy, Nu-llono Corsets, rhouo S2S, or call 730 W. 11th street. Ashland Thursdays. 154 Stock buyers of the valley are mak ing ready for tho annual fnll ship ment of the Itoguo river cattle to Portland and San Francisco. The work of rounding up tho stock will begin next week. Hidinarily tho shipments would begin about Sep tember l.", lint this year will he con tingent upon the Impending railroad strike. Hig fie milkshakes at Do Voo's. JUitlin 2.',c. Hotel Holland. Aotouioliilists of the city anil valley are preparing for the railroad strike if it comes by laying In u supply of gasoline. There Is enough gasoline on hand to last about two weeks, under noroiH! conditions, if none comes in. A week or two of sus pended freight activity would put a crimp in the joyriding, camping trliis. and Jitneys. The effect of the strike Is already evident, ami Wed ncsday there wits a dropping ofi from the usual mid week crop of tourists. Classes ut St., Mary's Academy, Medford. Oregon, will be resumed lucsdiiy, September .Mb. Complete courses offered In high school, gram mar and primary grades. Excep tional advantages in music, art, mid china painting. Day pupils and hoarders received. Excellent sleep i ns-porch accomodations ore a tea lure or the boarding school. David W, I linen '1 uesdsy had another article In the Portland Tele gram shout pionocr days In Jackson ville, ami Hie gay times they had dancing and racing in the summer. Sad chapters In Jacksonville's past are told the year of the smallpox plugno, ami when the Jionu, asked for by the Southern Parltlr was r Tused. Names of many men now prominent In Male affairs me men tioned in the article. These Include I M. District Aitorney Clarence Ite.imes. and Colonel KoIhti Miller, both of Port laud. Inasmuch as there Is some ques tion about the opening of the public schools of the city, It has been re quested that the announcement he again made that they will not open until September 1 S, instead of Sep tember 4. Tho school board at a meeting Tuesday night took this ac tion. The action was necessary ow ing to the delay lit completing tk improvements to the Washington school. Pear lalicl time Is here. Stock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. William Hughes, dispenser at Drown', was employed In New York when Herman Rosenthal was mur dered by gangsters, and was a wit ness In that celebrated murder trial He was employed in a soda fountain in Cohan's theater, and served Jack Sullivan, "King of the Newsboys," with an ice cream soda, just as the fatal shots were fired. He rushed to the door In time to see the gun men make their getaway. After wards he identified Sullivan as the man w ho bought the drink, and aided In clearing him of the police charge that he gave the signal for the shoot ing to commence. Why not get It at De Voe's? Talent folks are mucti Interested in a musical program to he given on Thursday evening, September 7, In Talent. On this occasion Mrs. H. T. Clliuore of Ashland, u saprano, who has recently come to the valley, will make her firsl public appearance. Mr. W. Carlton Janes, violinist, of .Medford, who is so well known and highly appreciated, will play a lime anil wilt) .Miss Alice Vundcrsltils, who will- play for the last tliuo this season before leaving fur Eugene for the year at j University of Oregon. A quartette of singers from .Medford and Air. (leorgo -Andrews will also sing, making altogether the most notable musical program ever given In Talent. This program Is .given by the Talent Choral Society under the direction of Airs. J. H. Fuller and will greatly aid In arousing interest in musical matters. A full program will appear in next Issue. .Pears and npplo label printers for the Rogue river valley. Medford Printing Co. Vernon T. .Motschenbacher, former ly Instructor In the local high school has resigned his position as principal of the Washington grammar school and junior high school of Alcdford, to which he was elected this summer, and will devote his time to the Insur ance business. Air. Motschenbacher represents the New Y'ork Life, and will sell Insurance in Klamath Falls, Eugene and Corvallls. Klamath Herald. Tonight at eight o'clock a joint meeting will be held at the li brary by tho Commercial club, .Mer chants' association and Creator Alcd ford club. The question of the orec tlon of a saw mill In Aledford will be discussed and all members aro ur gently requested to attend. The last number of Popular Maga zine contained the announcement of a new story, "The Lost Herd" by 10 (I i son .Marshall, which will appear in the September number. .Misses Lucile .Marshall, Anna Han sen and Alahel Alears will leave early Friday morning for Klamath Falls, where they will tench during tho coming year. ' ' BELONGS IB PEOPLE This is your fair, if you live any where near it. lis offirciH aro simply miming it for you. It Is held for you, but if you do not ko, you get mil lit lie Kond trout it. If your iicimhhors no, and you don't, they KiUn and you liso. Tlu-y have tho chance to see and learn the new ideas and methods, and have a Kood lime and you don't. They add to their store of knowledge those things they learn from others, and thus-in-creaso their comfort and caput ny for money inakiitK. I(ul let them Ret ahead of you. This Is the year for us to ko to the fair. Let's do It. Kemeuiher the time and (dace. Park Closes Early TAOMA. W:i-I... Aiu;. 'M. Nuillterii I'iieilie lailmad ticket ! tiee ntc adviM-d by tin Miienn(eii dent ol' the Yclhiw-Itme nutinjuil jwrk thai owinu to the disturbed (rattle eiinditinu t-he M'itMUt at the )aik will elnM- SeMiember 1, instead tf the u ual dale, September IIuHmt -Shop to ('te. All Itaroer simps of Medford will he closed all da Monday, lahor day. After Vacations MARIN ELLO llettor Than the 1UM, Are Our Toilet trvwratioim, MARINELLO HAIR SHOP U7 (Jnrnett-CVuvy Uldg. The Commercial Club, Business .Men's Association and the (Irenler .Medford Club will bold a Joint meet ing Thursday, ' August 31, at 8 o'clock at the public library to con sider plans for perfecting the deal for a saw mill for this city. Of the sum of 125,000 S. S. Bul II has subscribed 1 0.000. Fifteen thousand dollars remains tu be raised minus subscriptions taken during tho past two or three days, which amount to several hundred dollars. Tho Immediate cause for Hurry In this matter la the urgency on the part of the Ewauna Box Factory com pany to know at the earliest possible moment whether or not Aledford will he able to guarantee It the required j lumber industry humming along millions of feet of box lumber per night and day in the Rogue river val uionth for a period of years to justi-jley. I know the lumber business. 1 fy It in installing a large box factory! know local conditions. Not only in this city. should we have a $25,000 saw mill, These Industrial enterprises will mean 'the payroll so keenly needed In this' community. They will supply the nucleus around which others will rapidly cluster, until the dinner pail brigado will be .Mcdford's proudest and most encouraging organization. HusinesH men of this city have pur sued this matter with manifest forti tude. .They havo never lagged in their determination to start some thing north t while. Kntcrprlslug women of the Creator Medford Club have wutched developments with earnest solicitude, realizing that Med ford shall never be a greater Aledford until we shall have obtained indus trial institutions to manufacture our great abundance of raw materials into commercial commodities,. It Is the producer that gives real life to any community. The consumer wo always havo with us. The pur pose of this meeting Is to provido substantia! means of production. CHICHESTER S PILLS I.aill'nt Ak jrmip OriiKsliit for a 'lil.lir-te.rillmnnd TirandV Mil in l(d and Uolrf r.cuiliAV Ix.ir. Mak'l with lllus RiUO. TbLe no olhrr. IJujr of jour v lrul.1. A-kfnrClf!-OlfF.TEn lHAMthXn I tit A Ml l'ILI.. int a& vcirs known at Best. Sifwt. Always RelliM SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Cream Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 45c Rolled Oats, 9 111. sack 40c Bulk Rolled Oats, lb ...5c 60-oz. pkg. Premium Oat Flakes. 28c 60-oz. pk. Premium Wheat Flakes 28c H. 0. Oats, pkg 15c Cream of Wheat 17c 4-lb. pkg. Olympic Pancake Flour 21c Flap-Jack, pkg. I 21c Rolston Bran, pkg. 15c Peacock Buckwheat Flour, pkg.. 21c 9- lb. sack Cornmeal 35c 10- lb. sack Graham . 40c 10-lb. sack Wheat Hearts 45c 10-lb. sack Pancake Flour 45c 10-lb. sack Rye Floiir 40o 9-.'. sack Hominy 40c Puffed Wheat 13c Puffed Rice . 14c Puffed Corn Grape Nuts, pkg Triscuit Ouaker Corn Flakes, 3 frw... Post Toasties. 3 for Krinkle Corn Flakes, pkg...... Posttim Cereal Instant Postum, small ..14c .12c 12c ..2f,c Instant Postum, large . .45c Fig Prune, pkg 22c Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pkg.. 12c! Malto-Meal, pkg 17c White Loaf Flour, sack Red Cross Flour, sack Crystal White Soap, doz Swift's White Laundry, doz. . White Borax Naptha. 6 for A B Naptha Snap, doz $!.S5: $1.35 . 50c 50c1 .25c ' 85c Fnls Naptha Soap, carton . .. 55c Ark Soap. 8 bars 25c ivory soap, large, tloz 95c Fairy Soap, small, doz 55c Peroxide Bath Soap. 3 for 25c Creame Oil Toilet Soap, 3 for. 25c Grandpa's Tar Soap, doz 55c Peet's Mechanic, large, 3 for... 25c Skat, per can ; 9c Plm nil,,. , t k,,. . oe. ' 'p. fimi. 2 for 5c: oapoho. 2 for ........ I5c - " i-ye. mii oc Chloride of Lime, can 12c uiu uuwm iiMici, van oc Gold Dust, pkg 20c Citrus Washing Powder .. 20c 20-Mule Team Soap Chips, pkg. 25c The above are only a few of the many items we carry. Remember, you will not be paying bills for someone else or their delivery bills if you trade with us. Above prices sub ject to market changes. 3G 40 S. CENTRAL AVE. "We are steadily working for saw mill, box factory and railroad to the Blue Ledge,'' said S. S. liulllii us he stepped on tho truln for Port land last night, "and while we are going slow we are, I believe, going surely and with proper support we will soon have one of the largest lumber Industries of the state with in five miles of Medford. ..... tl. ...111 u will I H get, tne uox laciory. nwit- in " doubt of that. I have raised my ; personal subscription to the saw mill I to $10,oon and local business men ;have promised to raise $15.0110 more. We are surrounded on all sides by marketable pine and fir. with a mar ket practically without competition, and there should he a tremendous but we should have a $500,000 lum ber Industry right at our doors. "With the establishment of the ' Tho 'Homo ' of (JhiunwunIrpictiim Star theatre ; TODAY Pauline Frederick The MOMENT BEFORE From Israel Zangwills Powerful Drama Also CLEVER COMEDY ,.. GASH Beginning on the first day for CASH ONLY at the Wool Soap Chips, pkg 20c 20-Mule Team Borax, 12 oz ,9c Ball Blue, box 8c Bottle Blueing ..: 8c Ammonia, bottle . 10c Best Gloss Starch, 2 pkgs Kingsford's Gloss Starch Ivory Starch Celluloid Starch Elastic Starch J2c JOc ..10c Talcum Powder can.. Best Corn Starch, 2 pkgs 15c Shinola - Shinola Brush Sets .: Two-In-One Shoe Polish... . Jet Oil Shoe Polish Rising Sun Stove Polish Black Jack Stove Polish j Wash Board 25c 35c Wash Board, two sides. Mop Sticks, each Lamp Chimneys, 2 for ..Ibc Large roll Toilet Paper. . 25c i Brooms, each 35c, 45c, 65c '.Fancy Cut String Beans, doz.. 01.60 25c can Spices ... 7c Spring Clothes Pins, doz 5c j Fancy Dimple Peas, doz $1.75 '50c can Spices -22cjNo. I Lantern's, each 65c : Saner Kraut, can I2c5c bottle Extracts ,25c j No. 2 Cold Blast Lanterns 75c; Beets, can 5C Diamond W Jelly Powder. Large Chip Baskets, each 12c Toothpicks, pkg. Matches, I ttoz. .38c 'Candles, doz. . 25c Booth's Sardines. 2 for 35c V. B. Sardines, 3 cans for Norwegian Sardines American Sardines, 6 for 4 oz. Oysters 8 oz. oysters 6 oz. Fancv Oysters 20c ; 12 oz. Fancy Oysters 35c Minced Clams Pink Salmon, tall can ; Red Sockeye Salmon, small Red Sockeye Salmon, large . Lobster, can . Crab Meat, can Shrimp, can .. , u, n v d,i. nj b , v.... . urn ...iu nr...... sum... 3 for V, -25c Van Camp's Pork and Beans, med - mm. cicii iicji-on Lanm jyrup, qaiion $1,251 Linton's Tea lib nn j Van Camp's Pork and Beans, large, 2 lbs. Molasses ....1 lloMgeway cara luc 1 Campbell's Soups. 3 cans 25c . I X L Liver Paste, can i I X L Deviled Chili Meat, can'. FOUTS GROCERY first saw mill, however, we will ho assured a box, factory with from 130 to 200 men on the pay roll, using i!0,000 worth of lumber a month, larger than the box factory now es tablished nt Klamath Falls, where they are hauling lumber 16 miles by horse and wagon. We have to go slowly. I am not going to lay a foot of rail until 1 know that rail will IS THE TITLE OF VIOLA DANA in Hit' Edison Masfcrpii'i Police! will yive you ninety liiiindes of tears and thrills ami throbs. TONIGHT Southern Oregon's Greatest Place of Amusement ONLY of September, we will sell lowest prices in Medford Deviled Meat, 1es, iloz... ...55c Veal Loaf, each Chipped Beef, in qlass Chipped Beef in tin unipueti oeet, in un Lorn Beei, Is 15c ! LiCihy Genuine Deviled Ham 1 Lard, medium 5c Lard, large.. $1.55 70c $1.70 Cottolene, medium . ; Cottolene, large .... 5c;unsco, small . Crisco. medium .'. 55c $1.10 8c 'Crisco, large 15c Pearl Shortening, medium 75c 8c Pearl Shortening, large $1.45 8c ; Wesson Salad Oil. small. .. 28c 8c 1 Wesson Salad Oil, large $1.15 I Qc. Bacon 17c. 20c an:l 25c Standard Corn, tloz $t.03 Royal Baking Powder, 2y, lbs. $1.00 'Standard Peas. doz. ...$1.05: Royal Baking Powder, 5 lbs $1.95 12c Select Stock Tomatoes, can standard String Beans, doz.. $1.15 bc;rancy corn (Maine), tloz $l.65j '5c can Spices . i Hominy, can 4c ' Pumpkin, can . . .. I . 1 , Small can Asparagus ; Ismail can Asparagus. 2 for.. . , Large can White Asuar.igus 25c 1 Assorted Canned Fruits, best, can 15c: Hawaiian Pineapple, sliced, can 25c'Hawaiian Pineapple, grated, can 9c , Fimentoes, can l7c;Astnr Milk, 3 cans . Carnation Milk. i.in ..... .. ' Carnation Milk, small, tinzen 12c ; Holly Milk, large, 3 for lOc Holly Milk, small. 6 for 12c Btie Hill Cheese, two for 22c , Codfish, 2 lbs. ...' Z 23c : Karo Syrup, 5 lbs Z T "1 23c j Karo Syrup. 10 lbs. .771 l2c.Teagarden Syrup, half naiinn ...33c ..b6c I i-k. . '' .' uu uuii m oyrup, quan Log Cabin Syrup, half gallon Tcagarrien Syrup, one gallon... 3-iu. pan Money 1 10-lb. nail Honev t 9c Large Bottle Salad Dressing' 9c i Shepps' Cocoanut, half pound..! 1 pay a profit. When we get the saw mill and box factory, tho copper mines will be ready for operation and then wo will start out . utter them. All we' uoed is patience, hard work, and co-operation among ourselves." Air. Bullis plans to visit Portland, Seattle and possibly Chicago, if the present railroad strike doesn't Inter IF fere. Poke ESSANAY'S 2 REEL FEATURE AND - t' in (lio rule til' 'Firt.v-Fii't v Mamie" Children of Eve PATHE NEWS LAST TIME TOMORROW Dorothy Gish in "Susan Rocks the Boat" I Shepps' Cocoanut, one pound 30c I5c California. Olive Oil, quart 85c 1 5c California Olive Oil, half gallon $1.45 15c allorn,a 0live 0iI' aMon P75 'sc Oyster Shell, 100 lbs $1.45 23c inc sack Table Salt. 2 for 15c 3c 1 25c sack Table Salt, 2 for ...35c 80c '50 lbs. Los Angeles Dairy Salt... 55c '50 lbs. Bear Dairy Salt 60c i50 lbs. Half Ground Salt 43c 100 lbs. Half Ground Salt 80c 28c Sugar. 12 pounds $1.00 Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vcrmicilla ana Noodles, pkg 10c i Bulk Macaroni, lb. 1 6'2c ! Bulk Spaghetti, lb. .'. 7c Soda, package . 6c Royal Baking Powder, lb 23c ! Royal Baking Powder. I lb 43c lOcjK - C. Baking Powder, 25 ozs. 20c - luc can Spices . .... 7c 10c 18c ...35c .20c 8c 12c I Gelatine 10c Oc I Yeast Foam, pkg 2c I Seeded Raisins, pkg. 4c I Ic -l2'2c 9c 50c ...!0: 3c.a -...6!'2c 8c 9c 23c 25c 25c 2fic ! currants, pkg. 25c I Marshmallows, can 20c i walnuts, 3 lbs. . . . 20c i Bird Seed, pkg. 15c j Dromedary Dates, pkg. C Japan Rice, lb. 25c Head Rice, lb 9c i Crackers, bulk, lb. 55c ! Crackers, 25c pkgs 25c i Crackers, 10c pkgs. 3 for. 25c j Vinegar, cider, gallon -25c' COFFEES 25c i Bulk Coffee, 2 lbs j Bulk Feabeiry Coffee, lb uiir Special, I lb. pkg. Rrio ; firttlnrTe D..' AC ...I... Oil 1 3? .. . rulc- w v'",e 35c Bulk Japan, English Breakfast or 65c Gunpowder Tea3 50c val., lb. 37c 85c' Lipton's Tea, V, Ib can.l33c 60c Ground rhnmltf I n. "it)c t nn ' C V '. c?? is, I Co HT' t, u nr. 6c 'Cocoa! Hershey's,' l'-lh. can ..17132c GO. i 35c 23c .25c 63c 33c MEDFORD, ORE.